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• Senior Lecturer in Power Engineering, Edith Cowan University

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Asma Aziz a senior lecturer and course coordinator in Power Engineering in the School of Engineering at Edith Cowan University. Her knowledge and expertise are drawn primarily from the discipline of Electrical Engineering. She received the PhD degree in Engineering from the Deakin University, Australia. Her research vision is dedicated to the aspects of the modern, smart and sustainable power system, which comprises suitable modelling of the system, new players to support sustainability and reliability of the electrical network. She is driven by a passion for fostering excellence in teaching, conducting impactful research, collaborating with industry partners, and actively contributing to the community. She has served as mentor for CSIRO's Innovate to Grow program for SMEs in 2022-2023.

Recognition

.IEEE-IAS Annual Meeting Travel Grant Program (AMTGP), Cincinnati, Ohio, USA,
.Monash Engineering Future Women's Leadership Award
.Travel Award, IEEE-AUPEC, University of Queensland
.Best Paper Award, IEEE INDICON
.International Postgraduate Research Award, Deakin University, Australia

Experience

• –present Lecturer in Power Engineering, Edith Cowan University

Education

• 2017 Deakin University, PhD

Grants and Contracts

• 2023 The intrinsic value of integrating smaller energy storage systems with distributed energy resources Role: CI Funding Source: Edith Cowan University
• 2023 Solar/ battery application opportunities for EV charging Role: CI Funding Source: iMOVE Australia Ltd
• 2023 Understanding EV s carbon footprint as a barrier to EV ownership Role: CI Funding Source: iMOVE Australia Ltd
• 2023 Solar Energy for Hydrogen Production Opportunities Role: Investigator Funding Source: iMOVE Australia Ltd
• 2023 Hydrogen Opportunities for EV Charging Role: Investigator Funding Source: iMOVE Australia Ltd

Professional Memberships

• IEEE

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